South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 45, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 February 1915 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES URGES CO!! South Bend Homestead of Yoemen's Order Will Observe Anniversary of Grand Lodge R PI o o Luke Duffy Tells Farmers In diana Needs Science in Road Improvement. CO, s.. :v' fV'

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Liiko I ; : rr-. Indiana's good-road cxj'tit. h-'ati.rday morning told the l.iriii'T.x of St. Jos-ph county that it tiiii'- tv thfir; to u;ct lai-v on th" i'rcj'o.-it i"H of rtfiir-- h it r road.--, lie said it is not only time for the farmer.- of St. J..- ph county 'out allor the farunis and residents, "f th' entire Mat of Indiana, lie said there i.s something ia Ileal ly wron; with the way go ul rn.jl iund.f are now expeo.icd in the Mat'-, in fact, i" said they arc v.i tl. Figures mimw, h said, that nifn-;. s iind materials raived through bond L-surs are ;-. j.n!'(l lop.u; before the I oml ij-.-w ;ir,. retired. The nnni'.v is simply taken ami diily ! allied .v 1 1 s l in ex; rinn ntat ion. he said. "Th- hi.; trouide in Indiana.'' he (N'fl.irfd, "is. th' lack of skilled supervision of our road system. There are to many littl fellows who iluii t know anything al"iit their j'bs. Just think of it, Indiana has l.'Oij road ooaials for !u r 1. '"": tovs unships. What i.s needed is an expert oooy oi lead men as suggested !y tl.v eo;a-jni'-sion appointed hy ("Jov. kalston.

Let this !,. '!; go over tin- yt.itc, fi;.d , wt what is th- matter and what rni'-li s ;ir' nced t ami then put ! .""in" j it in n wi th job to lint' up' til- work." (Quoting Mihic figures I)ijff showed that ,0'..i'if(i 1. 1. ;;r;. nt .-111-imally in ihe t'nitcd States for roads. f thi-- asr.ount Indiana alone c end :

$ 1 ." , h m ' ( u 1 1 1 1 or or.r--:'o!;rt :. h f it. 'J his is. too nui' h, he . aid. Indiana .'hould i ear ji:M o t y- -inh! h of i'. It is ;..lso too n; m h. lie said, in !" 1 1 1 1 i nttl uood tiiat a-'TUt-s to lh' state tii" appropriation. Puffy eal!n attention. To the fact thai St. .jo-et, ro'mty. opo of the l i chest ill the :f:ite, h.i - the poorest l'a''.'-. Pn.'fy said he I'ouad en inv Ua t Ion ihat :!; . nt;.' lasts of nly .".." miles of poo.) road:-!; Ivijorte loiiniy adjoinir.u, far I., i'-w in alui.imii, h- said, has l.i'nn mil while Starl.e i-oimty, still poorer, hnasts of f. nO ndhs iiinre than this eount. St. Joseph enlJ.'Hy ;,t , Pa.-t,. shollld

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SAFETY BOARD ASKS ANOTHER POLICEWOMAN TO AID MRS. EVANS

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Itrport Mad. hy limly I)((lares I'ariiient One f "iut't Iqaippil in li State.

I'r;inc that the city i-oimeil make en appropriation for the a ppo! nt rrsent ot an )thr polieewoinan. .--o that .Mrs. Minnie H. Kvans, the present pop eMiiiin, vill ha't needed assistance in the iiuuaiic" of the duties that fall upon ler. ihe hoard of piih'ie safety has presented its annual report to th- ity council. At the tirst meeting of the hoard. Jan. l'.Ul. several ehantxs were mad in the operation of the police department. .Millard f Kerr, of Mishawaka, was appointed chief of police and John IV Kuespert was appointed chief of the detective department. On April IT. .Mrs. .Minnie 15. Kvans. hy .-.peeial .appropriation from the common eMincil, was appointed policewoman. Purine the year "hief Keir installed a complete system whevehy a record if all aeejdents. hur'laries and complaints is pos-U.le. The l'.rtillon ssid of me 'sur tin n and limT-print M.dent Hi. at ion was also install. (1. ' . li imr W. Sihrel. was appointed "hief f the lire d e p a l" ! ; i e n t . sueeeedtn Wilnrd Ctiant. "anous additioii. to the (ire depailtntilts through the ear hae male it ota- (d the tint st nuipped lpa 1 1 ment s in the state, aeo: (Im t'n the ri iot t. 'mil petit i e i mina f i(e s were held

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WILLIAM KOCH, (;raiHl Foreman. A rianuements are nearly completed hy the South Hend Homestead. Xo. 4 is:;, Urotherhood of American Yeomen, for the Homecoming day in South Bend Feb. IT. The day is in celei. ration of the ISth birthday of the order which was grantel its first charter in Iowa, Feb. 1TJT. The features of the day will he the banquet and ball in Uih- evening at !tnler hall. At the banquet the principal speaker will be William Koch of Des .Moines, la., grand foreman of the order. Following Mr. Koch will be Henry XV. Myers, state manager of Indiana and Illinois;

GEOKC.E W. IIFJUUCK, CorresiKHident. Oliver Wald, foreman of the Wald homestead at Indianapolis; K. K. Smith, manager of the Indianapolis district. Many visitors from homesteads over tne state are also expected to be in attendance. During the day a program of music and other features will be given, which has not yet been completed. The membership of the local homestead numbers SH. Of this number T I have joined since Nov. 21. The local homestead was organized Oct. 7, ll 1 3. The otttcers of the local homestead

WI LLIAM WAHHUHTOX, Master of Accounts. are as follows: V. Warren Monroe, district manager; William Warburton, master of accounts; George W Ilerrick, correspondent; ; David C. Raymond, foreman; A. XV. Dausman, master of ceremonies; Angeline Swan, "Lady Rebecca." sick committee; Geneva, Yeager, chaplain; Blanche Link, "Lady Uoena," entertainment committee. The evening program will begin at T o'clock with speaking. At 0 o'clock the banquet will be served. Following this dancing and other entertainment will be enjoyed.

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It will he ihe first showing of The New 1915 Wooltex Models The Royal Wo rcesie r Bon Ton Co rsets Exhibition of living models tomorrow The New 1913 New York Suits, Dre sses. Skirts and Coats Positively the finest collection of Ready -to-Wear garments we have ever exhibited AT SUCH REASONABLE PRICES 1915 Exhibition of Embroideries, Laces, Silks, Dress Goods, Wash Goods, Linens, WhiteGoods is far better than ever before

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was awarded to K. . Dickey. Tom lie 'rung was appended superintendent ei police and fire alarms and worked '..ider the cu pel ision of the electrical 5 e pa r t men t. Byrn B. .Milbr. ni eu-n- the Hghi - gtade 'he ea mmat ion for a ii s'-alef. w;n appointed to that of-

Ida V. Jont. Coming to Soutli

Heiul Xct Wir'k to Make; Seeral Talks. Miss Ida '. Jontz of Chicago, exectltie secretary of the central field of tho Vnng Women's Christian association, will be the guest of the South Bend V. XV. C. A. Monday and Tuesday. open night for the gymnasium department will be held Monday evening when Miss Jontz will attend the demonstration of the year's work in that department given by the clas: that meets at T o'clock. Guests are invited to the halconv for this program. The members of the Y. W. C. A. board will meet Miss Jontz Tuesday afternoon at :i o'clock in the Y. XV. C. A. parlors, and the general membership is invited to hear an address by Miss Jontz Tuesday evening following the meeting of the Business Women's Bibl clas. .Mrs. George M. .tudel)H ker will speak at the regular parlor talk in the library at the association building following Miss Jontz's talk. Her subject will ho "Good Taste in Dress." Since

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ii;e.-ua e uuip.s imi'h: air min ing it possible to enjoy these informal gatherings.

oiij m:v co.mi'.wv. Articles of im orpot a t ion hae ia en filt J with the count .- recorder by the Tanners' Grain Co. of New Carlisle. The pieposed capital stock is $10.c,n and the incorporators are Kalph Im unit t. Marion SiUsr, Yirgal J. !;edgis. Mark L. Brunimitt and Charles Bates. aki:.h;m:i km: i..i:ci:vy. Harry .Malkowski was arraigned in city court S it unlay morning upon barges of larceny by Sam Berkey. lie ph -..tied not guilty ami the cast

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FILES RITCHEY WILL Fropeiiv in Milunvaka Valued sr..)00 to Be Sold.

The will of Km ma V. RiUh'ey. who died at Mishawaka on Jan. ;'.(, has been fi Iftl fr probate anil Ira H. Iliti-hey has qualified as administrator. The will is dated Jan. 2'2 and it provides that two aires of lantl and a house on the Main st. road valued at ja.OeO shall be sold and the money nsel t( pay debts ami to erect a monumert for' Mrs. Rltchey and Iter dead husband. Four hildren are named as

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Secretary of Navy Will Be Guest at Notre Dame on Decoration Day.

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Styles that are Correct. The assortment consists of about one hundred models. COME TO US. We can show Suits, not three or four, but one hundred, $15.00 to $40.00. New Coats .$5.95 to $25.00 New Dresses $5.00 to $30.00 New Trimmed Hats $1.50 to $5.00

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Josephus Daniels, secretary of the navy, will be the principal speaker at the unveiling of a preternatural monument cut from Marathon county Wisconsin granite, at Notre Dame university on Decoration day.

The extraordinary monument will be erected on the Brownson campus as soon as the weather will permit the foundation will be laid. The monument is to carry a bronze tablet cast from the metal recovered from the Fnited States battleship Maine and is in be surmounted by an eight -inch shell recovered from the illfated ship. The presentation of the monument will be more impressive to local people than was the presentation of Meagher's battle sword last year liecause a local student was on the doomed ship. In addition to the Maine trophies there will be a bronze tablet erected to the memory of George Shillington. a former student enrolled in Brownson hall, who went down with the Maine. Besides the secretary of the navy many noted speakers will be on the program as well as the heads of military organizations from all parts of the country. The cadet battalion and band will form an important feature at the exercises. The local battalions have created much comment among military men all over the country ever since the summer of 1010 when the war department of the United States appointed Cnpt. R. R. Stogsdahl as professor of military tactics in the local institution. The next year brought out such large numbers that an assistant professor a-as required and Seargent Campbell was appointed as the instructor in the riile range. Last year was the first year for the ritle team and such good -work was shown that the locals were put in a higher class. So far this year the team is making a creditable showing in class B and has equalled the scores made in the highest class.

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Mrs. Jessie Conklin has returned from a three weeks' visit in New York. L. S. Swally has returned from a week's business trip at Kankakee. 111. Nettie May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Stoddard of V. Pleasant st., who was seriously burned a week ago when she spillrd the contents of a basin of boiling water on her arms and chest, is slowly improving. 'Die box and tie social under the auspices of the Kpworth league, given at the M. H. church Friday evening, 'was pronounced successful. The church parlors were decorated with emblems of Valentine day, the color sclu me being red and w hite. During the early part of the evening appropriate games were enjoyed, after which the boxes and ties were sold. The proeerds will be added to the church fund for current ' expenses. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ward entertained at dinntr Friday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ward of Lydick. J. I Doring of Chicago has been visiting friends here this week. Miss Irene Branstrater of Second

st., has returned from a two months' visit at Roanoak, Ind. Mrs. E. P. Myers and daughter, Miss Hallie Myers of Niles. Mich., arrived here Saturday for a visit with the former's sister, Mrs. Edward Moritz, S. Twelfth st. Ruth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krill of X. Sixth st.. is ill. Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Smith have returned from a visit with friends at North Liberty. George Osborn of Culver, Ind., has been a guest at the home of Miss Jennie Ernsperger of Second at., this Mr. and Mrs. Joe Xaftzger have returned from Wabash, Ind. Earl Wade of S. Sixth st., is seriously ill. Edward Rogers has returned from Nibs, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wrigley have returned from a three weeks' visit with relatives at Warsaw. Ind. Harrison Crowley of Culver, Ind.. spent Thursday and Friday with friendsand relatives in River Park.

River Park church services Sunday i and ensuing week will be according ; to the following schedule. Seats are1

ee and the public is welcome. Methodist Episcopal S. Seventh st. Rev. A. W. Smith, pastor. Sunday school at ::C.O a. m.. Frank I-:. Wolfe, superintendent. Morning worship at 10:10 a. m.. preaching hy the pastor. Epworth league at ') p. m., Mrs. John Newcomb, superintendent. Epworth league devotional at 6:30 p. m. Carol Davidson and Blanche David will have charge of the service. Preaching at T:,;o p. m. Official board meeting Monday evening. The Ladies' Aid business meeting Wednesday aft

ernoon at l'::pj at the home of Mrs. Shelton. Mishawaka av.. and Eighth st. Bible study classes Thursday evening at Clarence Madelin's and Rev. A. XV. Smith. The Epworth league will hold a Valentine box social Friday evening in the entertainment room of the church. Free Methodist S. Fifteenth st. Rev. S. E. Jennings, pastor. Sundiy school at 10 a. m., L. F. Wolf, superintendent. Song and prayer service at 11 a. m. Young People's union meeting at p. m. Children's meeting at 6:.'!0 p. m. Preaching hy Rev. S. E. Jennings at 7:. TO p. m. Cottage prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Class meeting Friday evening at 7:o0 at the church. Church of God Dixon hall. Mishawaka aw and Seventh st. Jonas Forsythe. cider. Sunday school at 10 a. m. J. L. Thomas, superintendent. Preaching at 11 a. m. Midweek prayer service Wednesday evening at 7::'.0.

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During this year, 1915, should you buy anything of Robertson Bros. Co. that is not to your entire satisfaction, it will be redeemed by us at what you paid for it.

Our New York Representatives will keep us in touch with everything new as fast as it appears. We will inspect every article we sell with the idea uppermost that we are buying for you, that when we sell you, we assure you that the quality and workmanship is the best it's possible for you to buy.

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LUNCHEON FOR WARD

Complimentary to Edward J. Ward of the University of Wisconsin, a luncheon will be served at the high school Wednesday evening. Feb. 17. at J::.o o'clock. Mr. Ward is to be the guest of the Knife and Fork club and the municipal recreation committee. He will speak to both organizations on the Civic club movement of which he is the father.

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